The IBM PC, introduced in 1981, had a profound and lasting influence on the personal computer market for several reasons: 1. **Open Architecture**: The IBM PC featured an open architecture, meaning that its design and specifications were made available to third-party manufacturers. This encouraged a wide range of compatible hardware and software products, fostering a competitive ecosystem that drove innovation and affordability. 2. **Industry Standard**: The IBM PC quickly became the industry standard for personal computers.
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